Freddy Honda’s testimony is raw, real, and powerful.He went from gang life, prison, and addiction to finding Jesus, opening a tattoo shop, and leading Bible studies in the Rio Grande Valley. In this episode of The Venting Vault, Freddy opens up about:• Growing up in church but never really knowing Jesus• Gangs, prison, solitary confinement, and addiction• Losing himself in music, pride, and toxic relationships• Meeting his wife, finding God, and turning his life around• Opening a tattoo shop and using social media to bless othersFreddy now spreads hope by dropping off blessing envelopes all across the RGV — proving that no one is too far gone for God to use.🙌 If you feel lost or broken, this story will remind you that Jesus can restore you too.🎥 Subscribe for more powerful testimonies & raw conversations: @TheVentingVaultpodcastSpotify as well @TheVentingVaultpodcast 🔗 Follow Freddy: @popularlon3rmusic#Testimony #ChristianPodcast #JesusChangedMyLife #RGV #FaithStory #FromPrisonToPurposeWhat part of Freddy’s story hit you the hardest? 💬👇➡️ Follow Freddy here: @popularlon3rmusic➡️ Subscribe for more real & raw testimonies: [https://m.youtube.com/@TheVentingVaultPodcast]❤️ If you ever feel lost, you’re never too far for God to restore you. DM us — we’d love to pray for you.

Rj and Mitch Reunite for another episode, and they talk about Rj's testimony

In this powerful episode, my fiancée Kayleen shares the emotional journey of finding out her daughter has autism — and going through it completely alone.Before I came into their lives, Kayleen faced the fear, confusion, and pressure that comes with raising a child who doesn’t fit what the world calls “normal.” From missed milestones to a life-changing diagnosis, this is her story — raw, real, and straight from the heart.What you’ll hear in this episode: • The early signs that made Kayleen trust her gut • What it felt like to hear “Your daughter has autism” • The struggle of being a young mom with no support • How her daughter taught her strength, love, and purpose • What every parent should know about autismIf you’re a parent, guardian, or just someone trying to understand autism better — this episode will speak to you. 💙📢 LIKE, COMMENT & SHARE this video to help others who may be on this same journey.

Murray Lee Blackwell Jr., a resident of Harlingen, Texas, lost ten years of his life in prison. He was wrongfully incarcerated at the age of 17 for a crime he did not commit.In 2004, Blackwell was standing outside his home with his former girlfriend when a lost pizza delivery man pulled up to ask for directions. Blackwell informed the delivery man that they did not know where the location was. The delivery man ignored Blackwell’s response and asked his girlfriend again. Blackwell told him again that they did not know. The frustrated delivery man called him the “N” word, so Blackwell punched him. The delivery man admits Blackwell did not try to take his pizza or money, yet authorities upgraded the charge of assault to attempted robbery because they believed he would have robbed the delivery man if he had not driven away. The encounter landed Blackwell in prison from 2005 to 2015. PTSD along with the felony conviction have made adjusting to life after prison difficult for Blackwell.

Mitch Talks With Young Water and Talk about his Day and night job. He a barber during the day and at Nights he is a Rapper!

Mitch intrevista El Famoso Grupo "Los Leones Del Norte" y hablan sobre la nueva Era

Mitch Invita a Su compa Chalito Sobrino de Raymon Ayala y Hablamos sobre como se hizo viral el y cuales son los mejores consejos para alguien que anela hacer Influencer

Mitch invites his sister talk about her experience and what she went through during a Toxic relationship. She talks about How she got ran over!! and had to leave the relationship knowing her life was in danger.